Achan maintains target dominance despite Willis's low RB target rate.
PPR stud with 87 and 85 targets over the last two seasons and 200+ carries in back-to-back seasons; despite Malik Willis's historically low 10.8% RB target rate (lowest in sample), Achan is projected to maintain target dominance because Miami's receiving corps (Jaylen Tolbert, Tutu Atwell, Malik Washington) offers limited alternatives; ranks as RB5-RB6 in Fantasy Points projections. Rushing efficiency gains expected with Malik Willis under center; historically, rushing quarterbacks like Lamar Jackson have driven significant yards-per-carry boosts for backfield mates (e.g., Derrick Henry's best seasons with Jackson), suggesting Achan will benefit from both increased rushing volume and improved rushing efficiency. Splits out wide on 17 targets over the last two seasons, the second-most among all running backs behind Bejian Robinson; this receiving versatility and formation flexibility under Bobby Slowik mitigates concerns about Malik Willis's low RB target tendency, as Achan can be moved around the formation to generate targets.
View De'Von Achane 2026 fantasy football value pagePlayer profile with fantasy value, ADP, projections, news, and source-backed STACKED insightsDevon Achan. Achan is obviously just been an absolute PPR stud in fantasy man. like every year he's just been he's been like printfest for PPR leagues really just in fantasy in general over the last two seasons 87 and 85 targets he's caught a ton of passes over 200 carries in back-to-back seasons I really think the increased rushing efficiency is something we should also be really excited about with Malik Willis under center. We saw some of the best uh seasons of Derrick Henry's career with Lamar Jackson under center. Devon Achan, like, no, he actually does split out out wide. He's got 17 targets out wide. That's the second most over the last two seasons among all running backs. Bejian Robinson is number one.
De'Von Achane fantasy football FAQ
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- PPR stud with 87 and 85 targets over the last two seasons and 200+ carries in back-to-back seasons; despite Malik Willis's historically low 10.8% RB target rate (lowest in sample), Achan is projected to maintain target dominance because Miami's receiving corps (Jaylen Tolbert, Tutu Atwell, Malik Washington) offers limited alternatives; ranks as RB5-RB6 in Fantasy Points projections. Rushing efficiency gains expected with Malik Willis under center; historically, rushing quarterbacks like Lamar Jackson have driven significant yards-per-carry boosts for backfield mates (e.g., Derrick Henry's best seasons with Jackson), suggesting Achan will benefit from both increased rushing volume and improved rushing efficiency. Splits out wide on 17 targets over the last two seasons, the second-most among all running backs behind Bejian Robinson; this receiving versatility and formation flexibility under Bobby Slowik mitigates concerns about Malik Willis's low RB target tendency, as Achan can be moved around the formation to generate targets.
- Is this good or bad for De'Von Achane's fantasy football value?
- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for De'Von Achane (RB MIA). Achan maintains target dominance despite Willis's low RB target rate.
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- De'Von Achane's complete 2026 fantasy football outlook — projections, ADP movement across every platform, injury context, and all source-backed STACKED insights — is on their STACKED player profile.